Investing in companies in their first year of being publicly traded can be an exciting and perilous proposition. It may take time for enough information to come out about a new stock before the market can gather a strong sense of its actual value, leading to volatility. Shares can see large upticks as well as large declines as investors fill in the picture around the company more and more. Below, I’ll detail three stocks that have been on the right side of this equation, rewarding those who got in early. Ge ...